Professor Carvalho to join EEA

Director of the Janeway Institute, Professor Vasco Carvalho has joined the European Economic Association Council for a term of five years.

Building an alliance to map global supply networks

A new academic paper co-authored by the Faculty’s Professor of Macroeconomics and Director of the Janeway Institute, Vasco Carvalho has been published by Science Magazine, and suggests that new firm-level data can inform policy-making.

Conflict forecast in National News

Research into forecasting conflict by Professor Christopher Rauh has been featured in the weekend edition of the National News.

King's Birthday Honours 2023

Congratulations to both Keynes Fund Manager, Prof. Anne Ferguson-Smith and Keynes Fund Principal Investigator, Prof. Diane Coyle who have been recognised in the King's Birthday Honours 2023.

Three successful in Academic Career Pathways

The University of Cambridge Academic Career Pathways scheme recognises and reward outstanding contributions and celebrate academic achievement through promotion and pay progression. This year, all three of the candidates from the Faculty of Economics that were put forward have been successful.

Professor Goyal launches ‘Networks: An Economics Approach’

Professor Sanjeev Goyal from the Faculty of Economics provides an accessible and comprehensive overview of the economic theory and the realities of networks in his new book: 'Networks: An Economics Approach', published by MIT Press.

Monetary policy also has short-run effects

Professor Vasco Carvalho is a co-author of a paper published in VoxEU, which examines the short-term effects of changes to monetary tightening, and finds it does have notable impacts in the short term.

Workers’ responses to the threat of automation

Christopher Rauh's article into the threat automation poses to many workers has been published in VoxEU.

Tight jobs market? AI meets worker shortage

Christopher Rauh’s discussion paper published by the Centre for Economic Policy Research has been mentioned in an article by Reuters on the tough jobs market.

Meredith Crowley on Brexit

Professor Meredith Crowley was interviewed on the BBC 2 TV programme Newsnight with her analysis of the state of the UK economy three years on from Brexit.